How To Find Your Inner Genius - Friedrich Nietzsche (Existentialism)

[@PhilosophiesforLife]

Friedrich Nietzsche says: “Be yourself! All that you are now doing, thinking, desiring, all that is not you”. Hope you all like this video.. Please make sure to check out the full Philosophies for Life channel and for more videos to help you find success and happiness using ancient philosophical wisdom, don’t forget to subscribe. Thank you so much for watching.

[@Kelberi]

Thks comes timely

[@gogos869]

No wonder he went insane! He was an intellectual? All that you are doing, thinking, and desiring now is exactly who you are! Who is the bigger fool? The fool, or the fool who follows him? God gave you a brain. Use it!

[@Kelberi]

@@gogos869 1. Yes, you should use it. No, there is no god. 2. "Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil? Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?”

[@lgutherie]

Thanks so happy for you both of them

[@Divyanshu0236]

Every mind is influenced by external environment and stimuli... Are there evn any "original thoughts" ?

[@ICEcoldJT]

“Your life is your own race. The moment you compare yourself with someone else, you’re only insulting yourself.”

[@bayes9880]

wow

[@friedrichnietzsche2557]

Thx you

[@TheBigMclargehuge]

Philosophy of mediocrity. We compare ourselves to others in order to have something to strive for. We are NOT perfect as we are. No one is the best, there is always someone better. We find someone better and we aspire to match them, to beat them. Don't live and die by others but do compare yourselves to those you admire and do what you can to become what you admire. Or you can choose to be a loser, getting nowhere and spewing platitudes like op did.

[@jmanuel20001]

@@TheBigMclargehuge its exactly what you said, "dont live or die for others" thats the kind of comparation the video is talking about, dont let people's opinions to affect us in order to achieve our full potential. I agree with you comment, though this is not PHILOSOPHY OF MEDIOCRITY.

[@Saber23]

That’s horse shit

[@YuyiLeal]

"He never compromised himself for money." I really admire that! A true sign of greatness right there!...there are so many ways of compromising, including turning a blind eye...it takes true integrity to stand up for what you really believe in, without fear of repercussions. ...what a magnificent thing to strive for!

[@TheBigMclargehuge]

People who never compromised for money never had enough money offered.

[@YuyiLeal]

@@TheBigMclargehuge So be it! Dignity, integrity, peace of mind are real treasures that far surpass the value of money!

[@TheBigMclargehuge]

@@YuyiLeal Tenuous and fleeting. Anyone can be bought so I don't admire someone for having never been offered their price.

[@MClaudeW]

Amen

[@obaidali4399]

Why no woman sleep with him at that time!!

[@dirahhopelamont2734]

I just discovered my gifts and I'm a middle aged woman. I immensely enjoying everyday to pursue each one of them. Thank you for this video.

[@neglected_vq]

Been 1 year how’s it gone with you gifts and pressuring them

[@irmaiz133]

Am curious..what us middle-age for you?

[@Kaapstad420]

How are the gifts going?

[@ethanchen5278]

Honestly, I majored in philosophy, but this video is the best interpretation of Nietz. EVER It literally changed my life

[@gen-x-zeke8446]

Wouldn't it still change your life if it didn't change your life?

[@Saber23]

Meh it was ok

[@Saber23]

@@gen-x-zeke8446 what do you mean?

[@kauffrau6764]

Nietzsche is my favorite philosopher - one of my All-Time Heroes - alongside Beethoven and Dostoyevsky. Nietzsche always makes me feel better.

[@SMASHTVLIVE1]

At 18:45 he says Nietzsche was a clean person because of his "pride". But he was clean because of his "morals" and "discipline" not "pride". Great video. Thumbs up.!!! Thank you

[@YuyiLeal]

Meditating, reflecting, journaling everyday, or just taking the time to think more broadly are wonderful ways...

[@themoralcube]

You are amazing, I've gotten through 5 of Nietzsche's books this year and you've really encapsulated the Super man, and the mindset that is required to achieve it.

[@s.muller8688]

😂😂😂😂 you people are hilarious. superman......

[@jayslungsbloodclot2733]

@@s.muller8688 ??

[@moshefabrikant1]

2:15 Be yourself and own it. Ask yourself questions. And analyze yourself. 5:17 Become aware of your subconscious Journal yourself 7:37 Don't be limit by society People will say stuff and kill your creativity Practice in spite of the odds

[@nayantara252]

Hi what language are you speaking in your videos?

[@moshefabrikant1]

@@nayantara252 Hebrew

[@nayantara252]

@@moshefabrikant1 thanks for answering. Always wanted to learn Hebrew.

[@moshefabrikant1]

@@nayantara252 For sure! Hebrew is hard language but a good one to know.

[@ithinkiamlostareyoulostasw1971]

I just want to say how impressed I am from discovery this channel. Amazing content! From Costa Rica, thank you for all this info. 💯🔥🙌🏻

[@cogitoergosum7945]

@@herrweiss2580 You are a kind human being. Some people on the internet just make fun of people for making mistakes

[@martynpotter21]

Nearly 500k subscribers man, congrats! I really enjoy returning to your videos. Keep expressing your inner genius 👍

[@nazmunnesa1353]

L out 9

[@TheDhammaHub]

Rather than finding, I'd say "cultivate"... it requires a certain shift in consciousness that doesn't happen on its own

[@helenaville5939]

But to cultivate suggests it doesn't yet exist. To find it suggests it already exists in us.

[@TheDhammaHub]

@@helenaville5939 Well, even if it already exists, it takes training to tap into it

[@helenaville5939]

@@TheDhammaHub Well of course that is obvious. But the video is concerned with the first step - FINDING the genius that resides in all of us. It is then up to each of us to nurture our genius, through diligence and hard work, to create a fulfilling and happy life.

[@patriciaParsa]

What really “shifted” my life was trying magic mushrooms. Before taking them i was a lost person, constantly comparing myself to the others and not standing for myself. After that experience, i felt different - my perception started to change slowly and I am grateful that I had discovered them and for all of the things it had showed me.

[@e_i_e_i_bro]

@@patriciaParsa same

[@managementguru7173]

Philosophy is seen as mere "boring" classroom subject... But philosophy is very beautiful seen from a perspective of existence

[@MaxSaris]

This reminds me of my favourite book, The Big Leap, which also talks about finding your own inner genius

[@michaelandrewlawrence]

Added to my book list. Thanks!

[@MaxSaris]

@@michaelandrewlawrence my pleasure :)

[@Diana-gt1rv]

What an interesting speech! It’s great to know that everybody can be a genius, we just have to be the persons who we really are and protect ourselves from the herd thinking.

[@travismoore22]

There is one person in the world who is the best tree climber, the best at crushing beer cans on their head, the fastest typer. Define genius.

[@M10-b8j]

nop, for nietzsche few people would be a genius. He says in one of his books that an era of men are just a way of life create 5 or 6 men, the crowd is a redundancy to give birth to the highest men, who are very few. It's what I read in one of his books. BUT, his conseption of superman is a society of genius, moral genius, but we are far of this superman nowadays

[@bayes9880]

I don't know how to thank you, and I don't know how can you make such an amazing video which inspired me to litrally think the way I need to. Thank you one world, what you have shared with us in priceless

[@Anicius_]

"one who has abandoned god clings that much more firmly to Faith in Morality"

[@armandfoumane5176]

The line between genuity and madness is slim. They both arise from our desires and how they have been nurtured overtime. Attaining genus status is the result of a prolong period of practice, patience, patterns and perfection. While madness is the product of constant comparison, self judgement, insatiety and lack of discipline. Although you need others to serve as a yardstick for improvement, the goal is to be a better you as the sun rise and fall each day!❤

[@DerangedMerger]

10:11 4th point is so beautiful, I have tears in my eyes 🥰💗💗💗☺ I truly wish, that as many people as possible, would know this, would understand it, therefore, would pass it on, at least by making them aware about this one idea - to encourage them to pursue their passion is - with all their with all their mind, body and heart💖❤‍🔥💝

[@TheSilverGate]

Saved to a playlist to come back and see it with time as this video deserves.

[@ddarrius]

Did you come back?

[@kiyahjhay]

Be myself? Then I’m told to act like an adult. Like, so I can’t have fun? Having fun doesn’t mean I don’t know how to act responsibly. That job I have makes good money to pay the bills. Still act like an adult? At all times? So I can’t play and have fun, goof around?… Guess this is why I somehow stop myself from having fun when I’m having fun thinking I don’t deserve to. My childhood… wow. Good thing I just figured this out.

[@OmnifoolSCII]

Thank you Philosophies for Life

[@shaimaferchichi1946]

I've really enjoyed this informative video, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your effort ❤️ keep the good work

[@benjamindover4337]

Friedrich Nietzsche: The original horse whisperer.

[@maximhollandnederlandthene7640]

Hehehe

[@GnosticLucifer]

Is that a bojack horseman reference?

[@MasterofStories25]

Nietzsche truly understood the depth of the human spirit and nature, often beyond what others could grasp. His connection to the primal and instinctual aspects of life-like the raw emotion we see in animals-might be why he’s seen as the 'original horse whisperer.' He understood that beneath intellect lies a powerful, often untamed force within us all

[@karahindiba7225]

The words are beautiful enough to be noted. I guess I should keep a book for this channel.Thanks for video..

[@samarkassem9533]

I understood now why German people generally speaking are honest diligent and genius. may be inspired by Nietzsche

[@Anicius_]

He criticized germans to the extreme

[@samarkassem9533]

Aceserys Maybe in the past and many of them after that succeeded in finding their humanities and of course many around the world also reached the state of internal peace of mind

[@alanconlan8337]

Nietzsche, brilliant. The presenter? no comment.

[@gurud3297]

I love Neitzsche video s from this channel, very good and elaborated content

[@Mjg503]

Patrick your genius is showing.

[@freeman8128]

It is worth remembering that in pursuit of his philosophy Nietzsche became insane.

[@Mrohhlalala]

Great work !

[@gen-x-zeke8446]

If you could decide if somebody is a genius or not then you may also be a genuis or you could not recognize it.

[@pankajkhajouria1810]

I love gardening. How can that be a profession?

[@lekkerkoffie8605]

By becoming a gardener?

[@Divyanshu0236]

Gardener seen as a blue-collar low end job in society

[@fyodor1242]

Thank you!

[@dlloydy5356]

Superb content. Very relatable

[@lakshmanvajjakeshavula5380]

Sir I'm waiting since yesterday

[@freddyl777]

Wonderful teacher

[@DeathByDrone-ORmk84]

Before you skip the add, it says 3 seconds, but it's really 4.

[@nancytoulouse6973]

Wow- thank you for this great info!

[@goalhuntproductions3053]

You just gotta start doing it! Stop saying, start grinding.

[@AliNasser2929]

A great video. Thanks

[@sachidanandjha7027]

Nice information thanks love from India

[@Theydonotcare]

Thank you.

[@mrs.dllieberman3609]

This is a wonderful channel. However, you have far too many commercials. Although, I have clicked about 10+ so that you are rewarded for your efforts. At the same time, you have made a case for enrolling for content without ADs.

[@bizmogrowth9081]

Considered himself the last disciple of Dionysus - The god of madness…. At the end of his life, descends into madness….

[@robertocanales1201]

Thank you very much 😑🙏🏼

[@TheIrishfitter]

Great content , subbed !!

[@erariolungu8829]

Great thinker

[@LongLiveEnduro]

Very good advices. Thank you very much for that video!

[@olgaamaya1560]

Thx this help a lot

[@gluttony172]

"How to find you're inner genius" First you need a mustache

[@sofiagoudaropoulou2392]

Be a genious of the heart !!it' real that few people dare to go into the abyss of our inner psyche!!it's the fear of the mind where it doesn't permit them to let people be decisive,daring having courage to go out of their beliefs ,so to find their hidden talents!!everyone can do it,overcoming comfort zone to search for their genious of the heart!!everything can change,can be transformed,can be better for our communication with other humans!!it's one way where the society can change the way of thinking!!

[@GloriaTorres8888]

Love your videos!!!!!!!!

[@lakshmanvajjakeshavula5380]

We need Thus spake Zarathustra explained video

[@dionisiolousalome]

I was playing my piano for Wagner wife to get my life back and then started watching my life with the world and I am overwhelmed by the fact that we started to be in a different place where we could go in the future without having a family or something like ELISABETH or something like Evil and then, sorry about that but I was thinking about Wagner wife and suddenly started thinking about mysterious things that I can do without my hands just like my eyes seems to be able to do that without my counselor or my wife or my ❤❤❤

[@strayastray7319]

I've got to put no.3 on repeat

[@vekokrava1423]

pick up 1 virtue that is big in you, dont pick 2 just one and build ur life around it, someday it will be so big that it will lead ur life and u will be atleast 1 little ''genius'' if not true genius

[@sfreud15]

Please make more neitzche videos they are great

[@Spacecat357]

The bigger problem for a woman is the intense pressure to put off becoming a mother, or not become one at all. 2I fell into this trap, believing the propaganda. And now it is too late. I’ll never have a family of my own. Raising a young mind to become a rational adult is the most noble and rewarding of all professions. You can always go back and start an education or a career later in life. People do it all the time. But fertility dies. And if you don’t want to risk birth defects, you should do it young.

[@blackfeatherstill348]

I don't thinks the aspirations offered in this video really reflect Nietzsche's thinking at all, worlds apart.

[@churly9717]

Agreed. Most people would be horrified by N's actual philosophy of the master race which one is born into. N would laugh at this product of a herd member of inferior blood

[@HyperBlueZYZ]

Thanks

[@shortandsweeeeeet]

I needed this video! 💕

[@frankwallis8940]

What does FN mean by cleanliness?

[@Saber23]

Traditional religion is literally what built society and now we’re saying people should abandon it we’re all doomed I swear

[@vahara5359]

first of all, he was from a rich family. he didn't have to work hard to earn living and always worry about that

[@dp6943]

1:48 2:06 2:50 4:18 4:44

[@dp6943]

6:12 7:32 8:14 ex 9:29 10:51 12:41 Ex 14:17 15:53 17:29 18:15

[@BoomerSlayer21]

Is that Kim jong il at 4:17 on the bottom right?

[@smokinjoe4684]

4:54 but he didn’t drink alcohol ?

[@patmcdonagh748]

Brilliant

[@solar9137]

i really agree

[@legendoctane5732]

Love from India

[@fraidoonw]

thanks!

[@CIS-m8s]

Perhaps it is the bodys Prioritization of function determined by chance and genetics and or stimulation in specific Parts and functions

[@chancerobinson5112]

The full title is “Thus Spake Zarathustra: A Book For All and None” Yes! Be yourself, everyone else is taken! - Oscar Wilde

[@petraalt1993]

I love it I’m surrounded by geniuses my whole family is except somehow not me well I could be a genius and someways but there’s no results I don’t know if I if I’m some kind of a example good KZbin segment

[@karlroger6481]

My genius says that advertising targeting the weak minded is Evil, and in the future, it will be outlawed. Greed is all it is. We are at the threshold of an emerging new world, or a version of the world. Greed is worse than murder. I love life, and life loves me. There is no why; it just is. We are all growing incrementally, and we are also diminishing incrementally. If you fear death, then you are dead. "Let the dead bury their own dead; follow me says Truth.

[@charlesdahmital8095]

Getting an education at the university of Basil will land you a job at the 'Fawlty Towers'.

[@BansheeMilk]

This was titled poorly. It is all very good advice for someone seeking to feel more fulfilled or happier but would not make someone smarter.

[@eiknarfXD]

You missed the premise of the whole video

[@glenngreenstein4362]

So interesting..

[@jonisoma5726]

Little Miss Sunshine kinda put him on the map.

[@scottthomas5819]

Yes

[@catdaddiaries]

wow, the ads that interrupt this video really puts a damper on things, doesn"t it?

[@zycoticseriousyt3759]

Well that's going to take me a while because I'm 17

[@jedlouie8817]

Pls make abt Jean Paul Sartre and Emil cioran

[@privatprivat7279]

19:28 lets spread this message and show this to politicians and others like "Mark Zuckerberg" genius.... but lost....

[@philharland7763]

... "moment" contains all time. Welcome to the living unfoldment of the eternal.

[@supremesyb]

perfect my talents, appear as a genius

[@mintusaren895]

Religions to human comparison. As I think. And human being.

[@learnwithme-cseed93]

10:00

[@bluefishactcl1464]

Hard to separate the narrater from the philosopher

[@privatprivat7279]

what if... u are just like nietzsche.... but u became a masochist? because of ur...childhood...upbringing....happenings and scars...from seing the world and humans diffrently....how u get out of that???

[@FutureMindset]

'Be yourself' tends to come off as very cheesy advice but I honestly think that authenticity is probably the most important aspect of a life well lived. We tend to spend way more time than we should on worrying about things that, at the end of the day, will only possibly guarantee some level of respect from society at large. But in order to actually live, it's important to carve out your own path in life even if that means that you won't be as respected as you could've been. This isn't an excuse to not better yourself or deliberately go out of your way to annoy people, but to rather be ok with that as a possible end result.

[@randomnameifyful]

i loled when you said "humanitarian cause" and a picture of the UN symbol came up

[@philosophyhearther]

I respectfully & peacefully disagree. I am powerfully created & born. I may call myself and I may be anything I want because I believe in where and what I came from and that is the best most powerful love that is the free and most powerful power ever to do and be anything I desire from my heart because my heart is good of good with good and empowering good things and nothing against me will prosper that's a real AMEN.

[@johnes]

I would like to journal without censoring myself. I wouldn’t want my wife to know all those inner thoughts tho. I recently wrote an album and didn’t censor myself at all on it. I feel pretty guilty over the lyrical content of the album, because I’m married. I gave myself free reign, told myself “nothing is off limits” and it messed me up mentally working on that non stop for 5 weeks and being so insanely consumed in the project and the fantasies that I expressed while allowing myself to not censor .I finished it 2 weeks ago and I’m still trying to mentally/emotionally recover.

[@cosmiccomedy7394]

I started writing a few months ago and had the same dilemma. My girlfriend sees me write and I'm sure she's curious about what I'm writing so it was hard at first to Express what I truly felt because I was afraid she would read it. But its actually been very positive. I made it clear in my writings why I was doing it. I was trying to confront my fear, emotions and resentment. So while there is some things in there that might be hard for her to read, it's in an attempt to better myself and our relationship. My writing transformed from being very literal journaling to more poetic artistic writing and drawings. I got into Jung and realized I had started what he called the individuation process without even knowing it.

[@johnes]

@@cosmiccomedy7394 awesome that you’ve started writing and it helps you feel good and get some creative juice out. The biggest issue on my end, with the guilt, when I decided I was going to write and album, I gave myself permission to use other women as muses,women who aren’t my wife (for the sake of creativity) Being in a long term relationship, I found it a little tough to keep thinking of lyrics about her and I that I haven’t already used. So I picked a woman to take on as my muse. Mentally it kinda jacked me up. Really made me think about things within my relationship and made me feel even more guilty because I’ve been feeling like maybe we aren’t the right fit for each other. (Not that this is the first time I’ve felt this way but it feels more intense now than when I was thinking about it a year or two back). And both of us might be better off without each other. My shadow self fully came out for the 5 weeks I worked on the album, I’m still trying to get my shadow thoughts out of my mind 3 weeks later.

[@janycebrown4071]

Thank you for being so honest with yourself ❤️ You are doing exactly what you need to do to grow. Unless you are actually cheating on your wife, she's there to help you grow. There is NO perfect person for ANYONE. I have been married for 30 years and I still question my relationship. He has never cheated on me...that I know of, he's never physically abused me, but I still wonder if I married the right person, or if I would be happier alone. I do know that when I need a soft place to fall, he's always there for me. Good luck with your life and your marriage 🙏

[@janycebrown4071]

@@cosmiccomedy7394 Keep writing. No one needs to read it until you are ready for them to. Life is about getting to know who we truly are and what we truly want. This takes work and time. Always put yourself first, your girlfriend will gain a better boyfriend 👌💖

[@johnes]

@@janycebrown4071 thanks. Yeah I’m not actually doing that.

[@czar6203]

I wonder how a certain Austrian artist interpret Nietszche.

[@gtron7692]

In my case, the only way I'd find an inner genius would be if I ate one.

[@jojosmom8819]

Not sure why I chuckle a little every time I hear someone say 'maths'... 🤭

[@pankajkhajouria1810]

We deal with tragedy in different ways. I used to write biology on my math book to minimise the terror.

[@jdcoughlin]

Success is a funny term

[@markriva4259]

Is there an "outer genius"?